Concrete structure strengthened using grid reinforcement material and non-shrink grout and method of strengthening the same

ABSTRACT

The present disclosure provides a concrete structure strengthened using a grid reinforcement material and non-shrink grout and a method of strengthening the same in which, when strengthening a concrete structure such as a concrete slab or a concrete wall body that is damaged or deteriorated, a grid reinforcement material is mounted on one side of the concrete structure, a formwork is formed on an outer side of the grid reinforcement material to have a required gap, and then the gap is filled with non-shrink grout so that the non-shrink grout is cured therein to strengthen the old concrete structure, thereby being able to automatically fill and repair cracks formed in the concrete structure just by injecting the non-shrink grout without separately performing crack repair on the old concrete structure. Also, the grid reinforcement material may be easily fixed or mounted using a grid fixing device and may be easily applied to strengthening of a concrete structure having a curved surface as well as a concrete structure having a flat surface such as a concrete slab or a concrete wall body. In addition, reinforcing bars may be additionally arranged in a gap between a surface of the concrete structure and the grid reinforcement material so that the grid reinforcement material increases a cover thickness, and thus the concrete structure is remarkably strengthened.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims priority to and the benefit of Korean PatentApplication No. 10-2020-0173952, filed on Dec. 14, 2020, the disclosureof which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.

BACKGROUND 1. Field of the Invention

The present disclosure relates to a concrete structure strengthenedusing a grid reinforcement material and non-shrink grout, and moreparticularly, to a concrete structure and a method of strengthening thesame in which, when strengthening a concrete structure such as aconcrete slab or a concrete wall body that is damaged or deteriorated,filling with a textile grid reinforcement material and non-shrink groutis performed, wherein a grid reinforcement material is mounted on oneside of the concrete structure, a formwork is formed on an outer side ofthe grid reinforcement material to have a required gap, and then the gapis filled with non-shrink grout so that the non-shrink grout is curedtherein to strengthen the old concrete structure.

2. Discussion of Related Art

Structural strengthening should be performed when damage occurs ininfrastructure, buildings, or the like or when revision of designstandards or an increase in service load that was not reflected at thetime of design occurs.

In a general facility strengthening method, section enlargement isperformed on or a reinforcement material is added to an outer side of anexisting section. The facility strengthening method according to therelated art can be applied when a working space is sufficient and thereis no limit to the working period but has a limitation in application tofacilities that lack the working space and require rapid construction.

Meanwhile, various strengthening techniques are applied to strengthenold concrete facilities. Here, in order to minimize space loss due tostrengthening, techniques utilizing reinforcement materials having asmall thickness are preferred. This is because, for example, in the caseof tunnels or subway structures, strengthening with reinforcementmaterials having a large size or volume may make it difficult forvehicles to pass, and in the case of box culverts, a cross-sectionalarea of water flow may decrease.

Among various strengthening techniques, a technique in which ahigh-strength carbon fiber in the form of a sheet or panel is bonded iscommon, and a technique in which a high-strength carbon fiber is madethin and bonded to an exterior of a structure using an adhesive iscommon.

Here, the carbon fiber is a high-strength fiber of which 90% or more ismade of carbon and is widely used in the aviation, automobile, andconstruction industries due to having a strength that is about 10 timeshigher than the strength of iron despite having a weight that is about ⅕of the weight of iron. In a conventional technique of strengthening anold structure utilizing the carbon fiber, a sheet or panel made of thecarbon fiber is attached to the structure by utilizing an organicadhesive such as epoxy resin. Meanwhile, in recent years, a techniquehas been introduced in which a textile reinforcement concrete panel ismounted on an outer side of an old structure and then a gap therebetweenis filled with grout to strengthen the old structure.

FIGS. 1A and 1B are views for describing a method of strengthening aconcrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and mortarspraying according to the related art. FIG. 1A is a picture showingspraying of mortar to strengthen a structure, and FIG. 1B is across-sectional view showing a concrete structure using a gridreinforcement material and mortar spraying.

As illustrated in FIGS. 1A and 1B, in recent years, a strengtheningtechnique has been introduced in which a textile reinforcement material(20) is mounted on an outer side of an old structure (10) and mortar(30) is sprayed on the textile reinforcement material (20).

Meanwhile, in the case of a technique in which a composite materialpanel or a carbon fiber sheet is bonded to a structure using an organicadhesive to strengthen the structure, there is a concern that thestructure may collapse in the event of a fire due to low fire resistanceand toxic gas generation that occurs as the organic adhesive burns.Also, the bonding technique has problems in that it cannot be applied toa structure with a wet surface such as an underground structure, and inparticular, when a portion to which the composite material panel orcarbon fiber sheet is bonded is exposed to moisture, the compositematerial panel or carbon fiber sheet is detached.

Also, in the case of a strengthening technique using textilereinforcement concrete panels, although the concrete panels are made ofan incombustible material and thus have excellent fire resistance, theconcrete panels are heavy and thus difficult to construct, and methodsof connecting the concrete panels are very limited. In addition, thereis a limitation in applying the concrete panels when there is a changein an exterior of a structure such as when a curved surface is present.

Meanwhile, FIGS. 2A and 2B are views showing an example of a concretestructure that needs to be strengthened. FIG. 2A shows a coastalstructure having a damaged concrete slab section, and FIG. 2B is apicture showing a portion marked with “A” in FIG. 2A in detail.

As illustrated in FIG. 2A, in a pier-type berth facility constructed ata port, reinforcing bars are easily corroded due to a chloride, and whenthe reinforcing bars are corroded, a concrete cover is detached asillustrated in FIG. 14B due to an expansion pressure of a corrodedsection. When the reinforcing bar cover is detached, the reinforcingbars are exposed and thus corrosion thereof due to a chloride is furtheraccelerated.

Specifically, as illustrated in FIG. 2B, when a defect in a sectionoccurs due to damage or the like to a concrete slab, the defectivesection is filled with a reinforcement material such as reinforcementmortar. Also, when a technique of attaching a fiber reinforcement panelor the like is applied, a scaffold or the like should be installed on alower portion of the facility to allow a worker to perform the task.However, in the case of a port structure, installing a scaffold is notpossible, and in the case of a high water level (HWL), a worker isunable to approach the lower portion of the facility. Therefore, theworking space and working time are very limited.

In addition, in the case of a mortar spraying technique, a working spaceshould be secured, but when working conditions are poor as on a lowersurface of a slab of a pier of a port structure as illustrated in FIG.2A, spraying is difficult, and a problem may occur in which residualmortar leaks into the marine environment due to rebounding. Also, whencracks are present in the old structure, the cracks should be repairedusing a filling technique or the like before performing the sprayingtechnique.

RELATED ART DOCUMENTS Patent Documents

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SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present disclosure is directed to providing a concrete structurestrengthened using a grid reinforcement material and non-shrink groutand a method of strengthening the same in which, when strengthening aconcrete structure such as a concrete slab or a concrete wall body thatis damaged or deteriorated, a grid reinforcement material is mounted onone side of the concrete structure, a formwork is formed on an outerside of the grid reinforcement material to have a required gap, and thenthe gap is filled with non-shrink grout so that the non-shrink grout iscured therein to strengthen the old concrete structure, thereby beingable to automatically fill and repair cracks formed in the concretestructure just by injecting the non-shrink grout without separatelyperforming crack repair on the old concrete structure.

The present disclosure is also directed to providing a concretestructure strengthened using a grid reinforcement material andnon-shrink grout and a method of strengthening the same capable ofeasily fixing or mounting the grid reinforcement material using a gridfixing device and capable of being easily applied to strengthening of aconcrete structure having a curved surface as well as a concretestructure having a flat surface such as a concrete slab or a concretewall body.

The present disclosure is also directed to providing a concretestructure strengthened using a grid reinforcement material andnon-shrink grout and a method of strengthening the same in whichreinforcing bars are additionally arranged in a gap between a surface ofthe concrete structure and the grid reinforcement material so that thegrid reinforcement material increases a cover thickness, and thus theconcrete structure is remarkably strengthened and corrosion of thereinforcing bars is prevented.

The present disclosure provides a concrete structure strengthened usinga grid reinforcement material and non-shrink grout, which is an oldconcrete structure that is damaged or deteriorated, the concretestructure including: a structure to be strengthened of which one side isfilled with a grid reinforcement material and non-shrink grout to bestrengthened; a grid reinforcement material, which is a lattice-typetextile grid, installed to be spaced apart at predetermined intervals onthe structure to be strengthened; a grid fixing device which includes afirst retainer and a second retainer and allows the grid reinforcementmaterial to be inserted and fixed between the first retainer and thesecond retainer so that the grid reinforcement material is mounted on orfixed to the structure to be strengthened; and non-shrink grout injectedand filled through a formwork installed to be spaced apart from the gridreinforcement material, wherein a crack in the structure to bestrengthened is automatically filled with the non-shrink grout tostrengthen the structure to be strengthened.

Here, the grid reinforcement material may be a carbon fiber textile gridmade of an incombustible material to improve the fire resistance of thestructure to be strengthened.

Here, the structure to be strengthened may be an old concrete slab or anold concrete wall body that is damaged or deteriorated.

Here, when the structure to be strengthened is a concrete slab, the gridfixing device may include a first retainer which has a firstthrough-hole formed in a central portion and which comes in directcontact with the lattice-type grid reinforcement material so that thegrid reinforcement material is fixed, a cylindrical spacer which has asecond through-hole corresponding to the first through-hole formedtherein and which is integrally formed with a lower surface of the firstretainer so that the first retainer maintains a predetermined distancefrom the structure to be strengthened, an anchor pin which is tackedusing a tacker or tacking device and which passes through the firstthrough-hole and the second through-hole to be tacked into the structureto be strengthened, and a second retainer which is formed to be stackedon the first retainer, has a through-hole formed in a central portion,and comes in direct contact with the grid reinforcement material.

Here, when the structure to be strengthened is a concrete wall body, thegrid fixing device may include the first retainer which has a firstthrough-hole formed in a central portion and which comes in directcontact with the lattice-type grid reinforcement material so that thegrid reinforcement material is fixed, a spacing pin which passes throughthe first through-hole of the first retainer to maintain a distancebetween the structure to be strengthened and a wall body side surfaceformwork, and the second retainer which is formed to be stacked on thefirst retainer, has a through-hole formed in a central portion, andcomes in direct contact with the grid reinforcement material.

Here, the non-shrink grout may be non-shrink mortar formed by mixing 100parts by weight of cement, 25 to 35 parts by weight of fineblast-furnace slag powder, 2 to 3 parts by weight of silica fume, 140 to150 parts by weight of fine aggregate, 40 to 50 parts by weight ofwater, 1.5 to 2.5 parts by weight of a high-performance water reducingagent, and 1.2 to 2 parts by weight of a polymer expansion material.

Here, reinforcing bars may be additionally arranged between thestructure to be strengthened and the grid reinforcement material, andthe grid reinforcement material may serve to increase a cover thicknessto prevent corrosion of the reinforcing bars.

The present disclosure also provides a method of strengthening aconcrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and non-shrinkgrout, the method including: a) cleaning a surface of a structure to bestrengthened that is damaged or deteriorated; b) fixing a grid fixingdevice including a first retainer, a spacer, and an anchor pin to thestructure to be strengthened; c) mounting the grid reinforcementmaterial on the first retainer of the grid fixing device; d) fastening asecond retainer of the grid fixing device so that the anchor pin passestherethrough to fix the grid reinforcement material; e) installing anair vent and a slab side end portion formwork on each side end portionof the structure to be strengthened; f) installing a slab lower portionformwork on the slab side end portion formwork and installing at leastone or more grout injection holes in the slab lower portion formwork; g)injecting and filling non-shrink grout through the grout injection holeand allowing the non-shrink grout to cure; and h) when curing of thenon-shrink grout is completed, removing the slab lower portion formworkand the slab side end portion formwork to finish strengthening of thestructure to be strengthened, wherein a crack in the structure to bestrengthened is automatically filled with the non-shrink grout tostrengthen the structure to be strengthened.

Here, the structure to be strengthened may be an old concrete slab thatis damaged or deteriorated, and a lower portion of the slab may bestrengthened.

Here, in step g), the non-shrink grout injected through the groutinjection hole may be injected and filled while air discharge iscontrolled through the air vent.

Meanwhile, the present disclosure also provides a method ofstrengthening a concrete structure using a grid reinforcement materialand non-shrink grout, the method including: a) cleaning a surface of astructure to be strengthened that is damaged or deteriorated; b)mounting a grid fixing device including a first retainer and a spacingpin on a side surface of a wall body, which is the structure to bestrengthened; c) mounting a grid reinforcement material on a sidesurface of the first retainer of the grid fixing device; d) fastening asecond retainer of the grid fixing device so that the spacing pin passestherethrough to fix the grid reinforcement material; e) installing anair vent on an upper end portion of the structure to be strengthened andinstalling a wall body end portion formwork on each of an upper endportion and a lower end portion of the structure to be strengthened; f)installing a wall body side surface formwork on a side surface of thewall body end portion formwork and installing at least one or more groutinjection holes in the wall body side surface formwork; g) injecting andfilling non-shrink grout through the grout injection hole and allowingthe non-shrink grout to cure; and h) when curing of the non-shrink groutis completed, removing the wall body side surface formwork and the wallbody end portion formwork to finish strengthening of the structure to bestrengthened, wherein a crack in the structure to be strengthened isautomatically filled with the non-shrink grout to strengthen thestructure to be strengthened.

Here, the structure to be strengthened may be an old concrete wall bodythat is damaged or deteriorated, and a side surface of the wall body maybe strengthened.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The above and other objects, features and advantages of the presentdisclosure will become more apparent to those of ordinary skill in theart by describing exemplary embodiments thereof in detail with referenceto the accompanying drawings, in which:

FIGS. 1A and 1B are views for describing a method of strengthening aconcrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and mortarspraying according to the related art;

FIGS. 2A and 2B are a view showing an example of a concrete structurethat needs to be strengthened;

FIG. 3 is a view illustrating a concrete structure strengthened using agrid reinforcement material and non-shrink grout according to anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 4A to 4C are views illustrating a grid fixing device in theconcrete structure strengthened using a grid reinforcement material anda non-shrink grout according to an embodiment of the present disclosurein detail;

FIG. 5A to 5C are views illustrating various types of retainers of thegrid fixing device in the concrete structure strengthened using a gridreinforcement material and a non-shrink grout according to an embodimentof the present disclosure;

FIGS. 6A and 6B are views illustrating an anchor pin and a spacing pinof the grid fixing device in the concrete structure strengthened using agrid reinforcement material and a non-shrink grout according to anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 7 is a view illustrating a tacking device for tacking the anchorpin of the grid fixing device in the concrete structure strengthenedusing a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrink grout according toan embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 8 is a view illustrating a state in which the anchor pin of thegrid fixing device is installed to pass through a retainer and a spacerin the concrete structure strengthened using a grid reinforcementmaterial and a non-shrink grout according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 9 is an operational flowchart of a method of strengthening aconcrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and non-shrinkgrout according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIGS. 10A to 10H are views for describing the method of strengthening aconcrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrinkgrout according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure indetail;

FIGS. 11A to 11F are views illustrating the fixing of the gridreinforcement material in the method of strengthening a concretestructure using a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrink groutaccording to the first embodiment of the present disclosure in detail;

FIG. 12 is an operational flowchart of a method of strengthening aconcrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and non-shrinkgrout according to a second embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 13A to 13C are views illustrating the strengthening of a wall bodyin the method of strengthening a concrete structure using a gridreinforcement material and a non-shrink grout according to the secondembodiment of the present disclosure in detail;

FIG. 14A to 14C are views illustrating the arranging of reinforcing barsto strengthen a wall body in the method of strengthening a concretestructure using a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrink groutaccording to the second embodiment of the present disclosure in detail;

FIGS. 15A and 15B are views illustrating the installing of a grid fixingdevice without an anchor pin in the method of strengthening a concretestructure using a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrink groutaccording to the second embodiment of the present disclosure in detail;and

FIGS. 16A and 16B are views illustrating a case in which two or moregrid reinforcement materials are mounted in a method of strengthening aconcrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and non-shrinkgrout according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EXEMPLARY EMBODIMENTS

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present disclosure will be described indetail with reference to the accompanying drawings to allow those ofordinary skill in the art to which the present disclosure pertains toeasily practice the present disclosure. However, the present disclosuremay be implemented in various different forms and is not limited by theembodiments described herein. Also, in order to clearly describe thepresent disclosure, parts unrelated to the description have been omittedfrom the drawings, and similar parts will be denoted by like referencenumerals throughout the specification.

Throughout the specification, when a certain part is described as“including” a certain element, this indicates that the certain part mayfurther include another element instead of excluding another elementunless the context clearly indicates otherwise.

[Concrete Structure Strengthened Using Grid Reinforcement Material andNon-Shrink Grout]

FIG. 3 is a view illustrating a concrete structure strengthened using agrid reinforcement material and non-shrink grout according to anembodiment of the present disclosure.

Referring to FIG. 3 , the concrete structure strengthened using a gridreinforcement material and a non-shrink grout according to theembodiment of the present disclosure includes a structure to bestrengthened 110, a grid reinforcement material 120, a grid fixingdevice 200, and a non-shrink grout 170.

The structure to be strengthened 110 is an old concrete structure thatis damaged or deteriorated, and one side thereof is filled with the gridreinforcement material 120 and the non-shrink grout 170 to bestrengthened. For example, the structure to be strengthened 110 may be aconcrete slab or a concrete wall body, but is not limited thereto.

The grid reinforcement material 120, which is a lattice-type textilegrid, is installed to be spaced apart at predetermined intervals on thestructure to be strengthened 110. The grid reinforcement material 120may be a carbon fiber textile grid made of an incombustible material toimprove the fire resistance of the structure to be strengthened 110, butis not limited thereto.

The grid fixing device 200 includes a first retainer 210 and a secondretainer 240 and allows the grid reinforcement material 120 to beinserted and fixed between the first retainer 210 and the secondretainer 240 so that the grid reinforcement material 120 is mounted onor fixed to the structure to be strengthened 110. Here, when the gridfixing device 200 is used, the grid reinforcement material 120 may beeasily fixed or mounted and may be easily applied to strengthening of aconcrete structure having a curved surface as well as a concretestructure having a flat surface such as a concrete slab or a concretewall body.

Specifically, here, when the structure to be strengthened 110 is aconcrete slab, the grid fixing device 200 includes the first retainer210 which has a first through-hole h1 formed in a central portion andwhich comes in direct contact with the lattice-type grid reinforcementmaterial 120 so that the grid reinforcement material 120 is fixed, acylindrical spacer 220 which has a second through-hole h2 correspondingto the first through-hole h1 formed therein and which is integrallyformed with a lower surface of the first retainer 210 so that the firstretainer 210 maintains a predetermined distance from the structure to bestrengthened 110, an anchor pin 230 which is tacked using a tacker ortacking device 400 and which passes through the first through-hole h1and the second through-hole h2 to be tacked into the structure to bestrengthened 110, and the second retainer 240 which is formed to bestacked on the first retainer 210, has a through-hole formed in acentral portion, and comes in direct contact with the grid reinforcementmaterial 120.

Also, as illustrated in FIG. 13A to 13C which will be described below,when the structure to be strengthened 110 is a concrete wall body, agrid fixing device 200 a may include the first retainer 210 which hasthe first through-hole h1 formed in the central portion and which comesin direct contact with the lattice-type grid reinforcement material 120so that the grid reinforcement material 120 is fixed, a spacing pin 230a which passes through the first through-hole h1 of the first retainer210 to maintain a distance between the structure to be strengthened 110and a wall body side surface formwork 150 a, and the second retainer 240which is formed to be stacked on the first retainer 210, has athrough-hole formed in the central portion, and comes in direct contactwith the grid reinforcement material 120.

The non-shrink grout 170 is injected and filled through a formwork 150installed to be spaced apart from the grid reinforcement material 120.Accordingly, a crack in the structure to be strengthened 110 isautomatically filled with the non-shrink grout 170 to strengthen thestructure to be strengthened 110. For example, the non-shrink grout 170may be non-shrink mortar formed by mixing 100 parts by weight of cement,25 to 35 parts by weight of fine blast-furnace slag powder, 2 to 3 partsby weight of silica fume, 140 to 150 parts by weight of fine aggregate,40 to 50 parts by weight of water, 1.5 to 2.5 parts by weight of ahigh-performance water reducing agent, and 1.2 to 2 parts by weight of apolymer expansion material.

Also, as illustrated in FIG. 14A to 14C which will be described below,reinforcing bars 300 are additionally arranged between the structure tobe strengthened 110 and the grid reinforcement material 120, and thegrid reinforcement material 120 serves to increase a cover thickness toprevent corrosion of the reinforcing bars 300.

Meanwhile, FIG. 4A to 4C are views illustrating a grid fixing device inthe concrete structure strengthened using a grid reinforcement materialand a non-shrink grout according to the embodiment of the presentdisclosure in detail. FIG. 4A is a front view illustrating a state inwhich a retainer is mounted on the grid reinforcement material, FIG. 4Bis a lateral view illustrating the state in which the retainer ismounted on the grid reinforcement material, and FIG. 4C is a viewillustrating a grid fixing device into which an anchor pin is tacked.

As illustrated in FIGS. 4A to 4C, the grid fixing device 200 accordingto the embodiment of the present disclosure includes the first retainer210, the spacer 220, the anchor pin 230, and the second retainer 240,and when the grid reinforcement material 120 is formed as multiplelayers, a retainer may be additionally stacked.

The first retainer 210 has the first through-hole h1 formed in thecentral portion and comes in direct contact with the grid reinforcementmaterial 120 so that the grid reinforcement material 120 is fixed. Here,the first retainer 210 may be formed in a cross shape, a linear shape, aquadrilateral shape, or a circular shape.

The spacer 220 is formed in a cylindrical shape and is integrally formedwith a lower surface of the first retainer 210 so that the firstretainer 210 maintains a predetermined distance from the structure to bestrengthened 110. As illustrated in FIG. 8 which will be describedbelow, the second through-hole h2 corresponding to the firstthrough-hole h1 is formed in the spacer 220.

The anchor pin 230 passes through the first through-hole h1 formed inthe first retainer 210 and the second through-hole h2 formed in thespacer 220 to be tacked into the structure to be strengthened 110. Forexample, the anchor pin 230 may be tacked into the structure to bestrengthened 110 using an air tacker or tacking device. Also, as will bedescribed below, when the structure to be strengthened 110 is a wallbody, the grid fixing device 200 a may be simply mounted using thespacing pin 230 a without using the anchor pin 230.

The second retainer 240 comes in direct contact with the gridreinforcement material 120 so that the grid reinforcement material 120is fixed, and the first through-hole h1 is formed in the central portionof the second retainer 240 so that the anchor pin 230 passestherethrough. Accordingly, the grid reinforcement material 120 isinserted and fixed between the first retainer 210 and the secondretainer 240.

Meanwhile, FIG. 5A to 5C are views illustrating various types ofretainers of the grid fixing device in the concrete structurestrengthened using a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrink groutaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 5Aillustrates a cross-shaped retainer 210 a, FIG. 5B illustrates a linearretainer 210 b, and FIG. 5C illustrates a quadrilateral retainer 210 c.

In the case of the grid fixing device 200 according to the embodiment ofthe present disclosure, as illustrated in FIG. 5 , the shape of theretainer 210 is not limited and the retainer 210 may be manufactured invarious shapes such as the cross shape illustrated in FIG. 5A, thelinear shape illustrated in FIG. 5B, the quadrilateral shape illustratedin FIG. 5C, and a circular shape. Also, a material of the retainer 210is not limited and the retainer 210 may be made of a noncorrosive metal,plastic, polypropylene, and the like.

Also, the retainer 210 serves to fix the grid reinforcement material120, and preferably, a surface area of the retainer 210 may be minimizedto allow the non-shrink grout 170, which is laid after installing thegrid reinforcement material 120, and the grid reinforcement material 120to be integrally formed. For example, in the case of the quadrilateralretainer 210 c illustrated in FIG. 5C, a through-hole is formed in thecentral portion and a plurality of openings are formed to minimize thesurface area of the quadrilateral retainer 210 c, and a binder may belaid through the openings.

Meanwhile, FIGS. 6A and 6B are views illustrating an anchor pin and aspacing pin of the grid fixing device in the concrete structurestrengthened using a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrink groutaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure, and FIG. 7 is aview illustrating a tacking device for tacking the anchor pin of thegrid fixing device in the concrete structure strengthened using a gridreinforcement material and a non-shrink grout according to an embodimentof the present disclosure.

As illustrated in FIG. 6A, in the grid fixing device 200 according tothe embodiment of the present disclosure, the anchor pin 230 includes atip portion 231 and a body portion 232.

The tip portion 231 is sharply formed so that the anchor pin 230 istacked into the structure to be strengthened 110.

The body portion 232 has one side connected to the tip portion 231 andthe other side formed for being hit.

Here, the anchor pin 230 is preferably made of a noncorrosive steelmaterial having a strength that allows the anchor pin 230 to be tackedinto the structure to be strengthened 110, e.g., a concrete structure.The anchor pin 230 may be manufactured in the form of a nail. Here, theanchor pin 230 may be installed by impact-tacking, drilling, or thelike, but in order to improve installation speed, the anchor pin 230 maybe manufactured in the form of a power-actuated fastener (PAF), whichuses compressed air or gunpowder, and installed to be fixed at a rapidspeed to the structure to be strengthened 110. Also, as illustrated inFIG. 7 , the anchor pin 230 may be manufactured as a magazine and loadedin the tacker or tacking device 400 to be continuously installed at arapid speed.

Also, as illustrated in FIG. 6B, in the grid fixing device 200 accordingto the embodiment of the present disclosure, the spacing pin 230 c mayonly consist of a body portion, and unlike the anchor pin 230, thespacing pin 230 c may not include a tip portion tacked into thestructure to be strengthened 110. That is, as will be described below,the spacing pin 230 a serves to maintain a predetermined distancebetween the structure to be strengthened 110 and a formwork.

Meanwhile, FIG. 8 is a view illustrating a state in which the anchor pinof the grid fixing device is installed to pass through a retainer and aspacer in the concrete structure strengthened using a grid reinforcementmaterial and a non-shrink grout according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

In the case of the grid fixing device 200 according to the embodiment ofthe present disclosure, as illustrated in FIG. 8 , the first retainer210 and the spacer 220 are mounted on the grid reinforcement material120, which is made of weft yarns 120 a and warp yarns 120 b, to fix thegrid reinforcement material 120, and then the anchor pin 230 may beinstalled to pass through each of the first retainer 210 and the spacer220 to be tacked into the structure to be strengthened 110. Then, thesecond retainer 240 is installed to be stacked on the first retainer 210so that the grid reinforcement material 120 is inserted and fixedbetween the first retainer 210 and the second retainer 240.

Here, due to the spacer 220 of the grid fixing device 200, a constantdistance may be maintained between the structure to be strengthened 110and the grid reinforcement material 120. Here, intervals at which thegrid reinforcement material 120 is disposed are determined according tothe standards, type, and ductility of the carbon fiber textile grid.Preferably, the grid reinforcement material 120 is installed at maximumintervals of 50 cm in a horizontal direction. That is, in the concretestructure strengthened using a grid reinforcement material and anon-shrink grout according to the embodiment of the present disclosure,the carbon fiber textile grid made of an incombustible material may beused as the grid reinforcement material 120 to improve fire resistance.

First Embodiment: Method of Strengthening Concrete Structure Using GridReinforcement Material and Non-Shrink Grout

FIG. 9 is an operational flowchart of a method of strengthening aconcrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and non-shrinkgrout according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure, andFIGS. 10A to 10H are views for describing the method of strengthening aconcrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrinkgrout according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure indetail.

Referring to FIG. 9 and FIGS. 10A to 10H, in the method of strengtheninga concrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and anon-shrink grout according to the first embodiment of the presentdisclosure, first, as illustrated in FIG. 10A, a surface of a structureto be strengthened 110, e.g., a lower surface of a concrete slab, thatis damaged or deteriorated is cleaned (S110). That is, the structure tobe strengthened 110 is an old concrete slab that is damaged ordeteriorated, and a lower portion of the slab is strengthened.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 10B, a grid fixing device 200 including afirst retainer 210, a spacer 220, and an anchor pin 230 is fixed to alower surface of the slab, which is the structure to be strengthened 110(S120). Here, the anchor pin 230 of the grid fixing device 200 is tackedand fixed to the lower portion of the slab, which is the structure to bestrengthened 110, using an air tacker or tacking device 400.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 10C, a grid reinforcement material 120,e.g., a carbon fiber textile grid, is mounted on the first retainer 210of the grid fixing device 200 (S130). Here, the grid reinforcementmaterial 120 is preferably a carbon fiber textile grid made of anincombustible material to improve the fire resistance of the structureto be strengthened 110, but is not limited thereto.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 10D, a second retainer 240 of the gridfixing device 200 is fastened so that the anchor pin 230 passestherethrough to fix the grid reinforcement material 120 (S140). Here,the grid reinforcement material 120 is inserted and fixed between thefirst retainer 210 and the second retainer 240.

Specifically, the grid fixing device 200 includes the first retainer 210which has a first through-hole h1 formed in a central portion and whichcomes in direct contact with the lattice-type grid reinforcementmaterial 120 so that the grid reinforcement material 120 is fixed, acylindrical spacer 220 which has a second through-hole h2 correspondingto the first through-hole h1 formed therein and which is integrallyformed with a lower surface of the first retainer 210 so that the firstretainer 210 maintains a predetermined distance from the structure to bestrengthened 110, the anchor pin 230 which is tacked using the tacker ortacking device 400 and passes through the first through-hole h1 and thesecond through-hole h2 to be tacked into the structure to bestrengthened 110, and the second retainer 240 which is formed to bestacked on the first retainer 210, has a through-hole formed in acentral portion, and comes in direct contact with the grid reinforcementmaterial 120, wherein the grid reinforcement material 120 is insertedand fixed between the first retainer 210 and the second retainer 240.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 10E, an air vent 130 and a slab side endportion formwork 140 are installed at each side end portion of thestructure to be strengthened 110 (S150). Here, the slab side end portionformwork 140 may be a balk but is not limited thereto.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 10F, a slab lower portion formwork 150 isinstalled on the slab side end portion formwork 140, and at least one ormore grout injection holes 160 are installed in the slab lower portionformwork 150 (S160).

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 10G, non-shrink grout 170 is injectedthrough the grout injection hole 160 and allowed to cure (S170). Here,the non-shrink grout 170 injected through the grout injection hole 160may be cured while the air vent 130 is controlled and air is discharged.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 10H, when curing of the non-shrink grout170 is completed, the slab lower portion formwork 150 and the slab sideend portion formwork 140 are removed to finish strengthening of theslab, which is the structure to be strengthened 110 (S180).

Meanwhile, FIGS. 11A to 11F are views illustrating the fixing of thegrid reinforcement material in the method of strengthening a concretestructure using a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrink groutaccording to the first embodiment of the present disclosure in detail.

In the method of strengthening the concrete structure using a gridreinforcement material and a non-shrink grout according to the firstembodiment of the present disclosure, in a method of fixing the gridreinforcement material, first, as illustrated in FIG. 11A, the firstretainer 210 integrally formed with the spacer 220 is mounted on thestructure to be strengthened 110, and the anchor pin 230 is tacked andfixed to the structure to be strengthened 110 using the tacker ortacking device so that the anchor pin 230 passes through thethrough-holes formed in the first retainer 210 and the spacer 220.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 11B, the lattice-type grid reinforcementmaterial 120 is mounted on the first retainer 210.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 11C, the second retainer 240 is installedon the first retainer 210 on which the grid reinforcement material 120is mounted, and accordingly, the grid reinforcement material 120 isinserted and fixed between the first retainer 210 and the secondretainer 240.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 11D, the slab lower portion formwork 150 isinstalled to be spaced a predetermined distance apart from the gridreinforcement material 120. Here, the slab lower portion formwork 150 isillustrated as being installed a predetermined distance above the gridreinforcement material 120, but substantially, the slab lower portionformwork 150 is installed on the lower portion of the slab.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 11E, the non-shrink grout 170 is injectedand filled through the grout injection hole and allowed to cure.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 11F, when the curing of the non-shrinkgrout 170 is completed, the slab lower portion formwork 150 is removedto finish the strengthening of the slab, which is the structure to bestrengthened 110. Accordingly, a crack in the structure to bestrengthened 110 is automatically filled with the non-shrink grout 170to strengthen the structure to be strengthened 110.

Second Embodiment: Method of Strengthening Concrete Structure Using GridReinforcement Material and Non-Shrink Grout

FIG. 12 is an operational flowchart of a method of strengthening aconcrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and non-shrinkgrout according to a second embodiment of the present disclosure, andFIG. 13A to 13C are views illustrating the strengthening of a wall bodyin the method of strengthening a concrete structure using a gridreinforcement material and a non-shrink grout according to the secondembodiment of the present disclosure in detail.

Referring to FIGS. 12 and 13A to 13C, in the method of strengthening aconcrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrinkgrout according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure, asurface of a structure to be strengthened 110, e.g., a side surface of awall body, that is damaged or deteriorated is cleaned (S210). Here, thestructure to be strengthened 110 is an old concrete wall body that isdamaged or deteriorated, and a side surface of the wall body isstrengthened.

Next, a grid fixing device 200 a including a first retainer 210 and aspacing pin 230 a is mounted on the side surface of the wall body, whichis the structure to be strengthened 110 (S220). Here, when the structureto be strengthened 110 is a wall body, although a grid reinforcementmaterial 120 may be fixed to the side surface of the wall body, which isthe structure to be strengthened 110, using the anchor pin 230 of thegrid fixing device 200 according to the first embodiment, alternatively,the grid reinforcement material 120 may also be mounted using only thespacing pin 230 a of the grid fixing device 200 a, without fixing usingthe anchor pin 230 of the grid fixing device 200, so that apredetermined distance may be maintained between the wall body, which isthe structure to be strengthened 110, and a wall body side surfaceformwork 150 a. Also, in the case of the grid fixing device 200 aaccording to the second embodiment of the present disclosure, the spacer220 of the grid fixing device 200 according to the first embodiment ofthe present disclosure is not required.

In other words, as in the first embodiment described above, the anchorpin 230 of the grid fixing device 200 may be tacked and fixed to theside surface of the wall body, which is the structure to be strengthened110, using the air tacker or tacking device 400, but instead of theanchor pin 230, the spacing pin 230 a may be used to mount the gridreinforcement material 120 on the side surface of the wall body, whichis the structure to be strengthened 110. In the method of strengtheninga concrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and anon-shrink grout according to the second embodiment of the presentdisclosure, the spacing pin 230 a of the grid fixing device 200 a isused to mount the grid reinforcement material 120 on the side surface ofthe wall body.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 10C, the grid reinforcement material 120,e.g., a carbon fiber textile grid, is mounted on a side surface of thefirst retainer 210 of the grid fixing device 200 a (S230). Here, thegrid reinforcement material 120 is preferably a carbon fiber textilegrid made of an incombustible material to improve the fire resistance ofthe structure to be strengthened 110, but is not limited thereto.

Next, a second retainer 240 of the grid fixing device 200 a is fastenedso that the spacing pin 230 a passes therethrough to fix the gridreinforcement material 120 (S240). Here, the grid reinforcement material120 is inserted and fixed between the first retainer 210 and the secondretainer 240.

Next, an air vent 130 is installed on an upper end portion of thestructure to be strengthened 110, and a wall body end portion formwork140 a is installed on each of an upper end portion and a lower endportion of the structure to be strengthened 110 (S250). Here, the wallbody end portion formwork 140 a may be a balk but is not limitedthereto.

Next, the wall body side surface formwork 150 a is installed on a sidesurface of the wall body end portion formwork 140 a, and at least one ormore grout injection holes 160 are installed in the wall body sidesurface formwork 150 a (S260). Specifically, as illustrated in FIG. 13A,the grout injection hole 160 is installed on a lower end portion of thewall body.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 13B, non-shrink grout 170 is injectedthrough the grout injection hole 160 and allowed to cure (S270). Here,the non-shrink grout 170 injected through the grout injection hole 160may be cured while the air vent 130 is controlled and air is discharged.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 13C, when curing of the non-shrink grout170 is completed, the wall body side surface formwork 150 a and the wallbody end portion formwork 140 a are removed to finish the strengtheningof the wall body, which is the structure to be strengthened 110 (S280).Accordingly, a crack in the structure to be strengthened 110 isautomatically filled with the non-shrink grout 170 to strengthen thestructure to be strengthened 110.

Meanwhile, FIG. 14A to 14C are views illustrating the arranging ofreinforcing bars to strengthen the wall body in the method ofstrengthening a concrete structure using a grid reinforcement materialand a non-shrink grout according to the second embodiment of the presentdisclosure in detail.

In the method of strengthening a concrete structure using a gridreinforcement material and a non-shrink grout according to the secondembodiment of the present disclosure, as illustrated in FIGS. 14A to14C, reinforcing bars 300 may be additionally arranged to strengthen theold concrete structure.

Here, as illustrated in FIGS. 14A to 14C, additionally arranging thereinforcing bars 300 between the structure to be strengthened 110 andthe grid reinforcement material 120 is also advantageous mechanically.Here, the grid reinforcement material 120 serves to increase a coverthickness to prevent corrosion of the reinforcing bars 300.

Meanwhile, FIGS. 15A and 15B are views illustrating the installing of agrid fixing device without an anchor pin in the method of strengtheninga concrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and anon-shrink grout according to the second embodiment of the presentdisclosure in detail.

As illustrated in FIGS. 15A and 15B, in the method of strengthening aconcrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrinkgrout according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure, whenthe grid fixing device 200 a is installed for the purpose of simplymounting the grid reinforcement material 120 between the structure to bestrengthened 110 and the wall body side surface formwork 150 a insteadof tacking and fixing the grid reinforcement material 120 using theanchor pin 230 of the grid fixing device 200 according to the firstembodiment, as illustrated in FIG. 15A, the spacing pin 230 a isinstalled to pass through the first retainer 210 and the second retainer240 of the grid fixing device 200 a, and here, the grid reinforcementmaterial 120 is inserted and fixed between the first retainer 210 andthe second retainer 240.

Meanwhile, FIGS. 16A and 16B are views illustrating a case in which twoor more grid reinforcement materials are mounted in a method ofstrengthening a concrete structure using a grid reinforcement materialand non-shrink grout according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure.

In the method of strengthening a concrete structure using a gridreinforcement material and a non-shrink grout according to theembodiment of the present disclosure, when two or more gridreinforcement materials 121 and 122 are mounted, as illustrated in FIG.16A, the grid reinforcement materials 121 and 122 may be tacked andfixed to a lower portion of a slab, which is a structure to bestrengthened 110, using the anchor pin 230 of the grid fixing device 200according to the first embodiment, the first grid reinforcement material121 may be inserted and fixed between a first retainer 210 and a secondretainer 240, and the second grid reinforcement material 122 may beinserted and fixed between the second retainer 240 and a third retainer250.

Also, as illustrated in FIG. 16B, the grid reinforcement materials 121and 122 may be simply mounted on a side surface of a wall body, which isa structure to be strengthened 110, using the spacing pin 230 a of thegrid fixing device 200 a according to the second embodiment, the firstgrid reinforcement material 121 may be inserted and fixed between thefirst retainer 210 and the second retainer 240, and the second gridreinforcement material 122 may be inserted and fixed between the secondretainer 240 and the third retainer 250.

Meanwhile, in the method of strengthening a concrete structure using agrid reinforcement material and a non-shrink grout according to theembodiment of the present disclosure, the non-shrink grout 170 is formedby blending as shown in Table 1 below to have excellent adhesion to thestructure to be strengthened 110, which is an old concrete structure, tosuppress the formation of cracks, and to have high fluidity.

TABLE 1 High- Fine blast- performance Polymer furnace slag Silica Finewater reducing expansion Classification Cement powder fume aggregateWater agent material Mixing ratio 100 parts 25 to 35 parts by 2 to 3 140to 40 to 50 1.5 to 2.5 1.2 to 2 (parts by by weight weight parts by 150parts parts by parts by parts by weight) weight by weight weight weightweight Example of 680 204 14 942 314 11 9 mixing amount

For example, the non-shrink grout 170 may be non-shrink mortar formed bymixing 100 parts by weight of cement, 25 to 35 parts by weight of fineblast-furnace slag powder, 2 to 3 parts by weight of silica fume, 140 to150 parts by weight of fine aggregate, 40 to 50 parts by weight ofwater, 1.5 to 2.5 parts by weight of a high-performance water reducingagent, and 1.2 to 2 parts by weight of a polymer expansion material, butis not limited thereto.

According to the related art, as illustrated in FIG. 2B which has beendescribed above, when a defect in a section occurs due to damage or thelike to a concrete slab, the defective section is filled with areinforcement material such as reinforcement mortar or a fiberreinforcement panel or the like is attached thereto. In this case, ascaffold or the like should be installed on a lower portion of thefacility to allow a worker to perform the task.

However, as illustrated in FIG. 2A, in the case of a port structure,installing a scaffold is not possible, and in the case of a high waterlevel (HWL), a worker is unable to approach the lower portion of thefacility. Therefore, the working space and working time are verylimited. On the other hand, when the method of strengthening a concretestructure using a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrink groutaccording to the embodiment of the present disclosure is applied,perfect strengthening work may be performed.

Consequently, according to the embodiment of the present disclosure,when strengthening a concrete structure such as a concrete slab or aconcrete wall body that is damaged or deteriorated, a grid reinforcementmaterial is mounted on one side of the concrete structure, a formwork isformed on an outer side of the grid reinforcement material to have arequired gap, and then the gap is filled with non-shrink grout so thatthe non-shrink grout is cured therein to strengthen the old concretestructure, thereby being able to automatically fill and repair cracksformed in the concrete structure just by injecting the non-shrink groutwithout separately performing crack repair on the old concretestructure. Accordingly, there is an advantage in that construction iseasy and quick as compared to a conventional repair technique.

Also, according to the embodiment of the present disclosure, the gridreinforcement material may be easily fixed or mounted using a gridfixing device and may be easily applied to strengthening of a concretestructure having a curved surface as well as a concrete structure havinga flat surface such as a concrete slab or a concrete wall body.

Also, according to the embodiment of the present disclosure, due tousing a carbon fiber textile grid, which is made of an incombustiblematerial, as the grid reinforcement material, the fire resistance of theconcrete structure may be improved.

In addition, according to the embodiment of the present disclosure,since reinforcing bars are additionally arranged in a gap between asurface of the concrete structure and the grid reinforcement material,the grid reinforcement material increases a cover thickness, and thusthe concrete structure may be remarkably strengthened and corrosion ofthe reinforcing bars may be prevented.

According to the present disclosure, when strengthening a concretestructure such as a concrete slab or a concrete wall body that isdamaged or deteriorated, a grid reinforcement material is mounted on oneside of the concrete structure, a formwork is formed on an outer side ofthe grid reinforcement material to have a required gap, and then the gapis filled with non-shrink grout so that the non-shrink grout is curedtherein to strengthen the old concrete structure, thereby being able toautomatically fill and repair cracks formed in the concrete structurejust by injecting the non-shrink grout without separately performingcrack repair on the old concrete structure. Accordingly, there is anadvantage in that construction is easy and quick as compared to aconventional repair technique.

According to the present disclosure, the grid reinforcement material canbe easily fixed or mounted using a grid fixing device and can be easilyapplied to strengthening of a concrete structure having a curved surfaceas well as a concrete structure having a flat surface such as a concreteslab or a concrete wall body.

According to the present disclosure, a carbon fiber textile grid made ofan incombustible material can be used as the grid reinforcement materialto improve the fire resistance of the concrete structure.

According to the present disclosure, reinforcing bars can beadditionally arranged in a gap between a surface of the concretestructure and the grid reinforcement material so that the gridreinforcement material increases a cover thickness, and thus theconcrete structure is remarkably strengthened and corrosion of thereinforcing bars is prevented.

The above-given description of the present disclosure is onlyillustrative, and those of ordinary skill in the art to which thepresent disclosure pertains should understand that the presentdisclosure may be modified into other specific forms without changingthe technical idea or essential features of the present disclosure.Therefore, the embodiments described above should be understood asillustrative, rather than limiting, in all aspects. For example, eachelement described as having a single form may be implemented in adistributed manner, and likewise, elements described as beingdistributed may be implemented in a combined form.

The scope of the present disclosure is shown in the claims below ratherthan in the detailed description above, and all changes or modificationsderived from the meaning and scope of the claims and their equivalentsshould be interpreted as falling within the scope of the presentdisclosure.

What is claimed is:
 1. A concrete structure strengthened using a gridreinforcement material and a non-shrink grout, which is an old concretestructure that is damaged or deteriorated, the concrete structurecomprising: a structure to be strengthened of which one side is providedwith a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrink grout, wherein thegrid reinforcement material is a lattice-type textile grid and isprovided to be spaced apart at predetermined intervals on the structureto be strengthened; and grid fixing devices each of which includes afirst retainer and a second retainer and allows the grid reinforcementmaterial to be inserted and fixed between the first retainer and thesecond retainer so that the grid reinforcement material is mounted on orfixed to the structure to be strengthened, wherein the non-shrink groutis provided through a formwork provided to be spaced apart from the gridreinforcement material, wherein the non-shrink grout is configured tofill a crack in the structure to be strengthened to strengthen thestructure to be strengthened, and wherein, when the structure to bestrengthened is a concrete slab, each of the grid fixing deviceincludes: the first retainer which has a first through-hole formed in acentral portion and which comes in direct contact with the gridreinforcement material, so that the grid reinforcement material isfixed; a cylindrical spacer which has a second through-holecorresponding to the first through-hole formed therein and which isintegrally formed with a lower surface of the first retainer so that thefirst retainer maintains a predetermined distance from the structure tobe strengthened; an anchor pin which is configured to pass through thefirst through-hole and the second through-hole, so that the anchor pinis tacked into the structure to be strengthened; and the second retainerwhich is formed to be stacked on the first retainer, has a through-holeformed in a central portion, and comes in direct contact with the gridreinforcement material.
 2. The concrete structure of claim 1, whereinthe grid reinforcement material is a carbon fiber textile grid toimprove the fire resistance of the structure to be strengthened, whereinthe carbon fiber textile grid is incombustible.
 3. The concretestructure of claim 1, wherein the non-shrink grout is formed by mixing100 parts by weight of cement, 25 to 35 parts by weight of fineblast-furnace slag powder, 2 to 3 parts by weight of silica fume, 140 to150 parts by weight of fine aggregate, 40 to 50 parts by weight ofwater, 1.5 to 2.5 parts by weight of a high-performance water reducingagent, and 1.2 to 2 parts by weight of a polymer expansion material. 4.The concrete structure of claim 1, wherein reinforcing bars areadditionally arranged between the structure to be strengthened and thegrid reinforcement material, and the grid reinforcement material servesto increase a cover thickness for the reinforcing bars to preventcorrosion of the reinforcing bars.
 5. A method of strengthening aconcrete structure using a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrinkgrout, the method comprising: a) cleaning a surface of a structure to bestrengthened that is damaged or deteriorated; b) fixing a grid fixingdevice including a first retainer, a spacer, and an anchor pin to thestructure to be strengthened; c) mounting a grid reinforcement materialon the first retainer of the grid fixing device; d) fastening a secondretainer of the grid fixing device so that the anchor pin passestherethrough to fix the grid reinforcement material; e) installing anair vent and a slab side end portion formwork on each side end portionof the structure to be strengthened; f) installing a slab lower portionformwork on the slab side end portion formwork and installing at leastone or more grout injection holes in the slab lower portion formwork; g)injecting and filling non-shrink grout through the grout injection holeand allowing the non-shrink grout to cure; and h) when curing of thenon-shrink grout is completed, removing the slab lower portion formworkand the slab side end portion formwork to finish strengthening of thestructure to be strengthened, wherein a crack in the structure to bestrengthened is automatically filled with the non-shrink grout tostrengthen the structure to be strengthened, and wherein the grid fixingdevice includes: the first retainer which has a first through-holeformed in a central portion and which comes in direct contact with thelattice-type grid reinforcement material so that the grid reinforcementmaterial is fixed; the cylindrical spacer which has a secondthrough-hole corresponding to the first through-hole formed therein andwhich is integrally formed with a lower surface of the first retainer sothat the first retainer maintains a predetermined distance from thestructure to be strengthened; the anchor pin which is tacked using atacker or tacking device and which passes through the first through-holeand the second through-hole to be tacked into the structure to bestrengthened; and the second retainer which is formed to be stacked onthe first retainer, has a through-hole formed in a central portion, andcomes in direct contact with the grid reinforcement material.
 6. Themethod of claim 5, wherein the structure to be strengthened is an oldconcrete slab that is damaged or deteriorated, and a lower portion ofthe slab may be strengthened.
 7. The method of claim 5, wherein the gridreinforcement material of step c) is a carbon fiber textile grid made ofan incombustible material to improve the fire resistance of thestructure to be strengthened.
 8. The method of claim 5, wherein, in stepd), the grid reinforcement material is inserted and fixed between thefirst retainer and the second retainer.
 9. The method of claim 5,wherein, in step g), the non-shrink grout injected through the groutinjection hole is injected and filled while air discharge is controlledthrough the air vent.
 10. The method of claim 5, wherein the non-shrinkgrout is formed by mixing 100 parts by weight of cement, 25 to 35 partsby weight of fine blast-furnace slag powder, 2 to 3 parts by weight ofsilica fume, 140 to 150 parts by weight of fine aggregate, 40 to 50parts by weight of water, 1.5 to 2.5 parts by weight of ahigh-performance water reducing agent, and 1.2 to 2 parts by weight of apolymer expansion material.
 11. A method of strengthening a concretestructure using a grid reinforcement material and a non-shrink grout,the method comprising: a) cleaning a surface of a structure to bestrengthened that is damaged or deteriorated; b) mounting a grid fixingdevice including a first retainer and a spacing pin on a side surface ofa wall body, which is the structure to be strengthened; c) mounting agrid reinforcement material on a side surface of the first retainer ofthe grid fixing device; d) fastening a second retainer of the gridfixing device so that the spacing pin passes therethrough to fix thegrid reinforcement material; e) installing an air vent on an upper endportion of the structure to be strengthened and installing a wall bodyend portion formwork on each of an upper end portion and a lower endportion of the structure to be strengthened; f) installing a wall bodyside surface formwork on a side surface of the wall body end portionformwork and installing at least one or more grout injection holes inthe wall body side surface formwork; g) injecting and filling non-shrinkgrout through the grout injection hole and allowing the non-shrink groutto cure; and h) when curing of the non-shrink grout is completed,removing the wall body side surface formwork and the wall body endportion formwork to finish strengthening of the structure to bestrengthened, wherein a crack in the structure to be strengthened isautomatically filled with the non-shrink grout to strengthen thestructure to be strengthened, and wherein the non-shrink grout is formedby mixing 100 parts by weight of cement, 25 to 35 parts by weight offine blast-furnace slag powder, 2 to 3 parts by weight of silica fume,140 to 150 parts by weight of fine aggregate, 40 to 50 parts by weightof water, 1.5 to 2.5 parts by weight of a high-performance waterreducing agent, and 1.2 to 2 parts by weight of a polymer expansionmaterial.
 12. The method of claim 11, wherein the structure to bestrengthened is an old concrete wall body that is damaged ordeteriorated, and a side surface of the wall body is strengthened. 13.The method of claim 11, wherein the grid reinforcement material of stepc) is a carbon fiber textile grid made of an incombustible material toimprove the fire resistance of the structure to be strengthened.
 14. Themethod of claim 11, wherein, in step d), the grid reinforcement materialis inserted and fixed between the first retainer and the secondretainer.
 15. The method of claim 11, wherein the grid fixing deviceincludes: the first retainer which has a first through-hole formed in acentral portion and which comes in direct contact with the lattice-typegrid reinforcement material so that the grid reinforcement material isfixed; the spacing pin which passes through the first through-hole ofthe first retainer to maintain a distance between the structure to bestrengthened and a wall body side surface formwork; and the secondretainer which is formed to be stacked on the first retainer, has athrough-hole formed in a central portion, and comes in direct contactwith the grid reinforcement material.
 16. The method of claim 11,wherein, in step g), the non-shrink grout injected through the groutinjection hole is injected and filled while air discharge is controlledthrough the air vent.
 17. The method of claim 11, wherein reinforcingbars are additionally arranged between the structure to be strengthenedand the grid reinforcement material, and the grid reinforcement materialserves to increase a cover thickness to prevent corrosion of thereinforcing bars.